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Security protocols for President Donald Trump face renewed scrutiny following a shooting incident at a press dinner. Officials are reviewing protective measures after the event.

Security protocols for President Donald Trump are under renewed review following a shooting incident at a press dinner.

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Security protocols for President Donald Trump are under renewed review following a shooting incident at a press dinner.

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